I'm a 34 year old black woman with salt/pepper (prematurely grey since 19) past my shoulders relaxed hair, and I live up north. I don't braid, lock, or use extensions (search traction alopecia and give the finger to anyone whos ever said "protective hairstyle" to you).So basically, I have a fixation on conditioning treatments because I do my own hair- especially this time of year when it's cold, windy, and a little damp outside.That being said, as long as you know your hair, and do what's best for them- you'll really enjoy the results after using this.I bought this weeks and weeks ago because I've been researching this like crazy.Lemon? Coffee? Tea? Apple cider vinegar? Coconut oil? Essential oils? Cranberry juice? Yada yada yada.You've all seen the posts, recipes, and hand wringing.Bottom line, lemon dries your hair out. Apple cider vinegar is a little harsh to be keeping on your hair for that long. Coconut oil is moisturizing (probably why it's so high in cholesterol) the plan is to let this really saturate your hair. I work full-time and have other hobbies, so I'm not really an essential oils kinda broad, so that was out. I smell coffee and bad breath all day at work (healthcare industry) so I didn't want to smell it in my hair.For the record, henna doesn't smell bad. It just smells like green tea with a hint of herbs. So relax.I mixed a little hot black tea (with a pack of lemon ginger tea) into some of the henna powder. Once it was a pudding consistency I added a splash of blueberry pomegranate juice to it for antioxidants and acidity to help the dye release.Then I covered it in saran wrap and left it out overnight (it's been a chilly fall so the temp in my kitchen is in the 60s). In the morning there were the little pools of red (released dye) on top of the henna so I stirred it one more time before applying. After about 3 hours (keeping it covered with saran wrap, a plastic bag, and a satin sleeping scarf) I rinsed it out and conditioned 2 or 3 times before styling as usual (leave in conditioner, ogx coconut serum).Now my dark brown hair has gorgeous copper threads throughout it (covered all the greys) and it looks and feels thicker, smoother, and softer than before. No scalp irritation (despite relaxing 2 weeks ago). I love love love this, and will be using it for life.This was definitely what my thirsty strands needed. Read more

I have naturally strawberry blonde hair, I have never done anything to it until now. I wanted to experiment so I watched a gazillion tutorials and gave it a go. I left it in over night, my hair turned super red. A couple weeks later and i'm finally getting use to it. I feel like a mermaid and I love my henna hair! Before and after attached.... Read more

This product worked wonderfully for me. My natural hair color is dark brown to black. Your henna gave a rich warm auburn hue and covered the gray that I had. I had enough of the product to share with my mother. She was initially skeptical due to her hair was dyed light brown and growing out. My mother also did not wasn't the bright orange that she experienced in the past with other henna. Well, I applied it to her hair hoping that all would be ok.....she fell in love with the color it gave again a warm auburn. The color that your henna gives in unprecedented!!!! I am very pleased. I've purchased and used 3 different hennas which produced various degrees of satisfaction. Your henna has made me my mother extremely pleased with color and texture that is it leaves your hair.Please keep up the good work. You have really produced an awesome quality product. I will definitely purchase this your product again. Thank you Read more

It made my hair fallout every time I rinsed it in big boobs and clogged the drain. Now I have to figure out how to stop it from falling out. So if you want to lose your hair, use it. My hair had no chemicals on it and I only wanted to cover greys and now I’m losing my hair that was once thick. I’ve used it twice once I used it and didn’t cover the greys and the second time was a week later, because your Web site never warned against using after a week not answered anyone who asked the same question. And you do a terrible job getting back to frequently asked questions. There were so many on your site unanswered. I assumed it was safe for the hair and now I’m trying to keep in tact what’s left. Henna is not safe for the hair, especially this product. Read more

Waste product. Nt giving gud results. Nt working as a conditioner Read more